Photo by Robin Alam/ISI Photos/Getty Images Cornerback Marlon Humphrey did not feel like himself last year after suffering multiple setbacks, but is slimmer and mentally stronger now. Having to undergo surgery of any kind during training camp is never a good omen for an NFL player, especially when it involves a lower extremity for a skill position player on either side of the ball. Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey had no idea that when he went in for a precautionary MRI on his foot at the onset of training camp last year his 2023 season would be marred by seemingly one injury-relate ..read more

Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports10 Ravens, other than Lamar Jackson, who will determine Super Bowl fate Childs Walker, The Baltimore Sun Safety Marcus Williams Give Williams credit as well for remaining effective in coverage when he could not hit or chase the ball with his usual abandon. He’s a tough, dedicated player. But with Stone in Cincinnati, the Ravens will need more from their highest-priced safety, whose ability to disrupt deep shots should work hand in glove with Hamilton’s do-it-all game wrecking. The Ravens added a proven No. 3 at the position in veteran Eddie Jackson, but in an id ..read more

Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images Oweh has been dominant in training camp thus far and plans to deliver on his potential. One of the most consistently dominant players in the early going of Baltimore Ravens training camp has been fourth-year outside linebacker Odafe Oweh. The former first-rounder was so disruptive that during Tuesday’s practice, head coach John Harbaugh admitted he had to “pull the reigns in on him a little bit.” Oweh was a mainstay in the backfield and they want to avoid any potential unnecessary collisions with quarterbacks. Even though Oweh is under contract through the 2 ..read more

Photo by Todd Rosenberg/Getty Images Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey gave first-round cornerback Nate Wiggins a nickname, but it was promptly denied by Pass Game Coordinator Chris Hewitt On Tuesday, cornerback Marlon Humphrey told the media they should ask first-round rookie cornerback Nate Wiggins his new nickname, who was next on the podium following practice. Wiggins, who hasn’t fully resigned himself to the title, shared Humphrey is calling him “Nasty Nate.” “OK, it’s not my nickname, [Marlon Humphrey] gave it to me,” Wiggins said. “He called me ‘Nasty Nate.’ I guess I play nasty defense ..read more

Brian Fluharty-USA TODAY SportsPractice Report: Ravens Secondary Feasts on More Interceptions Ryan Mink, BaltimoreRavens.com Marcus Williams took the first play of 11-on-11s for a pick-six when Josh Johnson’s pass bounced off Derrick Henry’s hands. Marlon Humphrey got two interceptions. Kyle Hamilton, Jalyn Armour-Davis, and Trayvon Mullen all also notched picks. “Hopefully we get a lot of those [during the season],” Hewitt said. “I give a lot of credit to [General Manager] Eric [DeCosta] and his staff for putting this roster together. We’ve got a lot of talented guys back there. We’ve got le ..read more

Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images For the first time in his young career, defensive lineman Justin Madubuike earns NFL Top 100 honors from his peers. The final tabulation of the 2023 season has been airing on NFL+ as they count down the NFL Top 100 Players of 2024. The first Raven to be recognized as one of the best among their peers is defensive lineman Justin Madubuike, placing No. 61. 61. Justin Madubuike #NFLTop100 pic.twitter.com/X37SJo7N6I — NFL (@NFL) July 25, 2024 Madubuike flat-out dominated in 2023, with 38 tackles, 33 quarterback hits, 13 sacks, 12 tackles for loss and a forced ..read more

Brent Skeen-USA TODAY Sports The Baltimore Ravens’ fourth day of training camp featured a mighty defensive performance, outshining the return of quarterback Lamar Jackson. The heat, humidity and competition ramped up today at the Baltimore Ravens’ Under Armour Performance Center as Day 3 of training camp extended from their 90-minute practices to two hours. A number of plays were made, including more flashes from wide receiver Rashod Bateman, outside linebacker Odafe Oweh, cornerback Arthur Maulet and more. Attendance/Injury RB Keaton Mitchell (PUP) OLB Adisa Isaac (NFI) (Hamstring) LB Yvandy ..read more

Kevin Richardson/The Baltimore Sun/Tribune News Service via Getty Images The four-time Pro Bowler is entering his age 30 season and refutes the premise of his impending decline. Baltimore Ravens’ running back Derrick Henry is no stranger to a heavy workload. He has been putting entire offenses on his back and propelling them to victory dating back to his days at Yulee High School in North Florida, where he was carrying the ball nearly 60 times a game. Since becoming a full-time starter five years ago, the four-time Pro Bowler has led the league in rushing twice and ranks first in both rushing ..read more

Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports A report last week stated the Baltimore Ravens were reportedly in agreement with the Tennessee Titans during the 2023 NFL trade deadline for RB Derrick Henry. But Titans GM Ran Carthon denied the report on July 23. During the 2023 NFL trade deadline, rumors swirled that the Baltimore Ravens were in elevated talks to acquire Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry. But once the deadline passed, Henry remained a Titan. More rumors spread on social media that a deal was “in place” for Henry but Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk vetoed the trade. Last week, The Athletic ..read more

Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty ImagesPractice Report: Ravens Secondary Is a No-Fly Zone Early in Training Camp Ryan Mink, BaltimoreRavens.com On Tuesday, Arthur Maulet had an impressive leaping interception (and nearly a couple more), Brandon Stephens was in lockdown mode, and others also broke up passes. Maulet now has two interceptions in three practices and had another one on Monday that was negated by a sack. The Ravens defense is flying around. Rashod Bateman followed up Monday’s strong, rainy practice with another good day on Tuesday, including a juggling catch on a bomb down the sideline ..read more